Trump to address UN General Assembly as Carney becomes voice of multilateralism
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump addressed the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York, framing his foreign policy as deploying American power to solve "decades of intractable challenges" facing the world.
- Trump's address follows a persistent pattern of institutional erosion; his administration withdrew from UNESCO and the World Health Organization while slashing more than $1 billion in United Nations funding for peacekeeping and regular budgets.
- Trump branded the International Criminal Court a "rogue institution" and threatened to "annihilate" Iran if the government did not capitulate to his demands. He urged all ICC member nations to "officially resign" immediately.
- Following his address, Trump signed a security deal with Denmark and Greenland that bars non-NATO nations from opening military bases or mining critical minerals on the strategically important Arctic island.
- Nearly 130 world leaders gathered for the six-day session amid ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, as United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that "killer robots must have no place in our future.
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Donald Trump called the International Criminal Court "the evil" and called on countries to withdraw from it; during the General Assembly, only Naoero announced its withdrawal, while the EU and Japan defended the ICC.
US President Donald Trump has called on countries to immediately leave the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling it an "evil" and "rogue institution", but so far only a small state has done so.
Trump tells countries to quit ICC. Few follow his lead
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 24 - President Donald Trump urged countries to leave the International Criminal Court immediately, calling it \"evil\" and \"a rogue institution,\" but only Naoero, a tiny Pacific island nation formerly known as Nauru, has followed suit during the UN General Assembly this week. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Will Trump’s threats change the future course of the International Criminal Court?
LONDON: The US president, Donald Trump, stood before world leaders at the UN on Tuesday and urged states that are members of the International Criminal Court to withdraw from it, escalating his administration’s campaign against an institution it accuses of overreach. He described the ICC, which is based in The Hague, as a “rogue institution” as he called on its members to “officially resign” immediately, and said Washington would never allow Ame…
Trump Blasts 'Evil' International Criminal Court in Front of UN Globalists - Charisma Magazine Online
President Donald Trump didn’t mince words when he called the International Criminal Court an “evil group of people” and demanded every member nation resign from the tribunal immediately during his Tuesday address to the United Nations General Assembly. The sharp rebuke comes as the administration prepares to escalate its financial war against the ICC. “The […]
The US President wants to demonstrate power in front of the United Nations, but it doesn't quite work. The issue in the US podcast. And: Donald Trump's fight against critical media.
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